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Brett Wynkoop
Republican · Conservative
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issues on record
Stances
Taxes
Not on record
New York should raise taxes on its highest earners to pay for public programs.
Raise
Don’t raise
Bail
Leaning more power
Judges should have more power to hold people in jail before trial.
More power
No change
A platform page from Wynkoop's 2025 City Council run, still on his site, pledges to repeal the state's bail reform and related criminal justice laws.
“The dangerous pro-criminal laws forced on us by Albany must be repealed-even if that means legal action against the state.”
Brett Wynkoop campaign site
Brett Wynkoop - Common Sense Contract With NYC
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Immigration
Leaning take part
Local police should stay out of federal immigration enforcement.
Stay out
Take part
A platform page from Wynkoop's 2025 City Council run, still on his site, pledges legislation to repeal New York City's sanctuary city status.
“I pledge to sponsor or co-sponsor legislation to repeal New York City's sanctuary city status”
Brett Wynkoop campaign site
Brett Wynkoop - Common Sense Contract With NYC
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Climate deadlines
Not on record
New York should keep its climate law's current deadlines, with no more delays.
Hold
Don’t hold
Abortion
Not on record
Abortion should stay legal and accessible in New York as it is today.
Keep
Restrict
Charter schools
Allow more
New York should allow more charter schools.
Allow more
Keep cap
Wynkoop's campaign site says he will introduce legislation to expand school choice, including access to charter schools.
“When elected, I will introduce legislation to expand school choice options, making it easier for parents in AD-52 to access high-performing charters and other alternatives.”
Brett Wynkoop campaign site
Building a Brighter Future for Our Children in AD-52 | Brett Wynkoop
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On the ballot
NYS Board of Elections · 2026-10-07
General Election Ballot Certification (Oct 7, 2026)
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